Create a table of your Laravel routes
A method to view your Laravel routes with PHP code that is an alternative to the command php artisan route:list –except-vendor. In this post the routes will be displayed in…
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How to debug and view a Laravel DB query
How to view a raw Laravel database query from the DB facade with its bindings. This is a good method to debug if your queries with the query builder are…
Naming routes in Laravel for convenience
Naming routes in Laravel isn’t a necessity however it makes referencing so much easier when you want to reference a route when generating URLs and pass parameters to it. Take…
Splitting Laravel routes into seperate files
How to organize Laravel routes into separate files for better organization and readability. This isn’t something that would be done for a small project, rather a large one whereby the…
How to fix Laravel showing the directory structure on Apache
Prevent Laravel from showing the directory structure and instead show your application when using Apache. This is done by creating and assigning a new virtual host, to incorporate the /public…
Using Laravel cache to set, get and forget data
Using Laravel cache to store data in a cache, get the cache and then forget the data cache. Laravel makes caching extremely easy and should be implemented if you are…
First project; Learning Laravel week 3
In what might be the final post on learning Laravel with this being the week 3 blog post. The outcome being I released my first project made with Laravel which…
Further understandings; Learning Laravel week 2
Continuing on from week 1 in learning the Laravel Framework was spent working on a CRUD project. Doing the routes, views and controller functions for index, show, store, edit, create…
What makes Laravel easy; Learning Laravel week 1
Learning the Laravel framework is something I have wanted to do for some time now. Here is what I found easy with Laravel from my understanding after just 1 week…